Cobra Kai Season 6: When Does The Part 2 Comes Out? Checkout The New Episodes’ Schedule And What Happened So Far

In Season 6, the team ponders whether to join the Sekai Taikai, the global karate tournament. The first part of Season 6 debuted on July 17, and at the premiere, stars such as Ralph Macchio, William Zabka, among others, were in attendance.

The trio of creators, Jon Hurwitz, Hayden Schlossberg, and Josh Heald, made an early announcement that the second part of Cobra Kai Season 6 will be accessible on Netflix two weeks ahead of schedule. The new release date is November 15 at 3 a.m. ET / 12 a.m. PT instead of the initially planned November 25. This update was revealed during the July 17 premiere event in Los Angeles, as reported by Deadline.

In the second half of Season 6, there are five episodes planned, identical to the first part. The complete final season will consist of a total of fifteen episodes.

I, as an eager and devoted fan, can’t help but share my excitement about the upcoming Part 3 of Season 6 on Netflix. However, I must confess my frustration, for the release date remains elusive to us. The creators have graciously hinted that we should anticipate the last five episodes some time in the year 2025. So here’s to hoping for a fantastic continuation of this captivating series!

Here’s the release schedule for Season 6:

Part 1 – Released on July 18, 2024
1. Peacetime in the Valley
2. The Prize
3. Sleeper
4. Underdogs
5. Best of the Best

Starting from November 15, 2024:

Part 3 – Coming in 2025
11. Episode 11
12. Episode 12
13. Episode 13
14. Episode 14
15. Episode 15

In Episode 5, titled “Best of the Best,” Robby emerges victorious against Miguel, earning him the position of men’s captain for Miyagi-Do’s international tournament team. Simultaneously, Samantha and Tory engage in a fierce competition to secure the role of women’s team captain.

Despite the anticipation surrounding their upcoming fight, tragedy strikes when Tory’s mother passes away before the event. The match is halted, leaving Tory and Johnny displeased. In the wake of this unfortunate news, Tory decides to leave Miyagi-Do. Daniel and Johnny engage in a heated verbal confrontation, during which Johnny disrespects Mr. Miyagi. Enraged, Daniel retaliates by punching Johnny. After the tournament, Johnny declares his intention to sever ties with Daniel.

I, as a dedicated follower, am thrilled to share that Hawk takes Tory’s place and teams up with Miguel, Robby, Samantha, Demetri, and me. In the last scene of Part 1, Tory is seen reconciling with Sensei Kreese and returning to Cobra Kai. This turn of events could potentially affect our morale at Miyagi-Do.

At the Sekai Taikai, Miyagi-Do joins with internal strife. A rift exists between Daniel and Johnny, Devon harbors regret over her position, and Hawk and Demetri clash. They additionally encounter a formidable opponent in the form of KWON.

The secret behind Mr. Miyagi’s secret box revealed 

A major curiosity in the last season revolves around Mr. Miyagi’s enigmatic box. In Episode 3, titled “Sleeper,” Daniel, Chozen, and Amanda unearth Mr. Miyagi’s belongings, which consist of boxing gloves, Chinese coins, an old 1947 newspaper article, and a passport labeled Keisuke Miyagi.

An individual named Shane proposes an alternate theory that Mr. Miyagi, who was secretly a business partner at a boxing gym, could have been implicated in a criminal activity.

Uncovering this fact adds another layer of intrigue to Mr. Miyagi’s background. It suggests a reason for his opposition towards tournaments in “The Karate Kid” films. It seems that he had previously participated in the Sekai Taikai, an extremely fierce competition.

Stay tuned for more updates on Cobra Kai parts two and three.